Posted by Janicholson on June 10, 2019 at 13:32:54 from (24.240.46.228):
My son made a small tractor out of a craftsman lawn mower as an 18 yr old 4-H member. It made it to the MN state fair. The Hours are very low on all parts, and it has a Delco 10SI in the drive line that could be hooked up for a 50 amp 12v supply. It has 6 speeds in the transaxle. The tires are not checked, and have near new tread. The compression release on the cam is not working, and it will not pass TDC. We had it running and driving last fall. The battery looks good, but it is 10 years old. Neither my son nor I have any need for it. and he has given me permission to do what ever. I choose to give it to a YT member for free. It is pretty safe for kids to drive, as the belts and fenders keep hands clear. It needs to be picked up by arrangement with me and not scrapped. Jim
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